NASA NTRS ยท 19870013523
Real-time laser holographic Interferometry for aerodynamics
Abstract
Recent developments in thermoplastic recording holograms and advancements in automated image digitalization and analysis make real-time laser holographic interferometry feasible for two-dimensional flows such as airfoil flows. Typical airfoil measurements would include airfoil presssure distributions, wake and boundary layer profiles, and flow field density contours. This paper addresses some of the problems and requirements of a real-time laser holographic interferometer.
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Lee, George. 1987-06-01. Real-time laser holographic Interferometry for aerodynamics. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19870013523
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